If the Dodgers' starting rotation does not include Julio Urias, are they really using the best five starters available to them?
Urias pitched six innings of no-hit ball Wednesday for triple-A Oklahoma City, then left the game after 77 pitches. He declined to say it was the best start of his career.
"I feel like it's too early to say this was my best," Urias told milb.com. "I plan on working harder."
Urias, 19, ranked by Baseball America as the top pitching prospect in the minor leagues, is 3-1 with a 1.